AU2014255759B2 - Yeast alleles involved in maximal alcohol accumulation capacity and tolerance to high alcohol levels - Google Patents

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AU2014255759B2
AU2014255759B2 AU2014255759A AU2014255759A AU2014255759B2 AU 2014255759 B2 AU2014255759 B2 AU 2014255759B2 AU 2014255759 A AU2014255759 A AU 2014255759A AU 2014255759 A AU2014255759 A AU 2014255759A AU 2014255759 B2 AU2014255759 B2 AU 2014255759B2
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Maria Foulquie Moreno
Annelies GOOVAERTS
Thiago MARTINS PAIS
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